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Honors Math III Class Expectations

This honors math III class will cover complex numbers, inferential statistics, and polynomial, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions. Students will use an electronic textbook and complete homework assignments on Google Classroom. Students need specific materials like pencils, graph paper, and a graphing calculator. They must show all work, can get half credit for late homework, and are responsible for making up missed work. Grades are based on tests, quizzes, homework, and projects.

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Honors Math III Class Expectations

This honors math III class will cover complex numbers, inferential statistics, and polynomial, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions. Students will use an electronic textbook and complete homework assignments on Google Classroom. Students need specific materials like pencils, graph paper, and a graphing calculator. They must show all work, can get half credit for late homework, and are responsible for making up missed work. Grades are based on tests, quizzes, homework, and projects.

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Honors Math III Class Expectations

Ms. Phan

Email: tphan@raleighcharterhs.org
Website: https://classroom.google.com/

Course Description
This course will expand on the concepts taught in Math II. You will be introduced to the Complex Number
System and Inferential Statistics. You will solve and graph polynomial, exponential, logarithmic, and
trigonometric functions. In this course, you will apply geometric concepts in modeling situations and prove
geometric theorems.

Textbook
There is an electronic copy of Amsco’s Algebra 2 and Trigonometry by Ann Gantert that you may use as a
reference for this course and if you need extra practice problems. This will be made available in Google
Classroom.

Materials
● #2 pencils
● Colored pen (NOT red or black)
● Spiral notebook
● Loose-leaf paper
● Graph paper
● 12 inch ruler
● Protractor
● Compass
● Graphing calculator (TI-84 plus is recommended)
● 3-ring binder or folder (optional)
● Colored pencils (optional)

Classroom Rules
● Show respect for the teacher, your classmates, and yourself!
● Be on time!
● Be prepared for class everyday!
● Do not speak while others are speaking!
● Follow the rules in the student handbook!

Website
We will be using Google Classroom for this course and you will need to use the code I give you in class to join
the site. Announcements and homework assignments will be posted on the website.
Grading Policy
Grades will be based on tests, quizzes, homework, and possibly projects. You will be graded on a point system.
Each homework assignment is worth 5 points. Quizzes will be worth 10 to 50 points. Projects are worth 50
points and tests are worth 100 points. Approximately 10% of the test will include review material from
previous units. Each grade is calculated as (points earned ÷ points possible)⋅100.

Semester Grades = Grading Period 3 or 6 (80%) + Exam (20%)


Final grade = 1st Semester (50%) + 2nd Semester (50%)

Homework
Homework will be posted on the board in class and on Google Classroom. Homework is assigned several times
a week and often graded on completeness. The purpose of homework is to help you practice and reinforce the
skills you learned in class. I cannot give you feedback on it nor will it help prepare you for your test if it is late.
If you submit your homework late, you will receive half credit.

All steps must be shown on everything submitted in this class when necessary unless it is a one-step problem or
you will not receive full credit. If you are struggling with a homework problem, please email me or come
before class to ask for help. You may start a problem and find that you are unable to do it. If that is the case,
try to do as much of it as you can and then write a specific question that you have about the problem so that I
know you have thought about it and tried. Do not leave a problem blank as you will not receive any credit.

Absences Policy:
If you are absent, it is your responsibility to ask me about makeup work. Homework will usually be posted on
the website. If you missed a quiz or test, make arrangements to make them up outside of class.

Calculator and Laptop Policy: You will not be allowed to use a calculator or laptop in class unless given
permission.

Extra Help: If you need extra help outside of class, I will be available in the morning everyday before classes
start. I will not be available after school most days as I usually have a meeting, duty or clubs. You may also
get help in Math Lab, which is on Tuesday-Thursday from 8:10-8:40 am in room 130 and 3:00-4:00 pm in room
133. There is also a peer mentor program available. If you are interested in either being a peer mentor or need
a peer mentor, please come talk to me.

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